School kids are in for a treat - Quebec gets a break during the March holidays
The provincial authorities decided to give the children a chance to have some rest and fun.
The Prime Minister of the Province of Quebec, François Legault, has decided to slightly relax the current restrictions for the March holidays. From 26 February, schoolchildren tired after a long lockdown will finally be able to have a little fun.
What will work:
- cinemas;
- sports centres and swimming pools;
- libraries and museums.
It will also be possible to travel out of town to rent a cabin or stay in a hotel, but only as a single family. It will also be allowed to gather outside with up to 8 people or two families.
Lego reminded that the pandemic was not over, so some restrictions remained. For example, you need to wear a mask and keep your distance in cinemas, and you can only go to sports centres as a family or as a couple with one person.
The curfew will remain in force. In addition, indoor gatherings are prohibited — they will continue to be punishable by a fine. Quebec police now issue approximately 1,000 fines per week for infractions.
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